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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-26

about $4,000, of which 5000 was in silver
and the remainder in drafts. The re-
porter was also told that if there had been
any heavy shipments they would have
ben in safe that is built into the car, the
combination of which is not known to the
messenger. The most conservative opinion
as to the amount of the loss places it al
between $4,000 and $4,000.
NOTES.
United States Marshal Rankin returned
from the pursuit last night.
In the report yesterday morning, it
was stated that Captain SEEKER, of the ad-
iutant generals Office, had refused
to loan guns to the posse.
This does an injustice to that
officer, who states that he did
not furnish the guns because he did not
have them. His remark to Captain Lucy
was that the state had loaned out so
many guns and never got them back, that
she was now without any to loan.
1t will be observed that the railroad and
express com panies have offered a re-
ward for the apprehension of the robbers.
Sherman Drake and Oliver Brush,
of Austin, were on the train en-
route for California, each with several
hundred dollars in cash in their pockets.
They got through safely.
The belief exists that the bandits were
from the Travis and Williamson county
hills, led by a sharp, cool-headed man,
who possibly has had experience before
in this line of business. Some even init
mate that the party was composed par
tally, at least, of men who have been un-
der the ban of the drouth.
The DISCUSSES worn by the men we're
rough and loosely worn.
Nortbacker, the express messenger,
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Judgment Of Yarslwus, and Sale.
DUNCAN D. McCOLL, as Trustee,
against
WlLL[AM y. ROWE.

I'm obedience . Judgment Of Fore.
's' closure and Sale mado in Il above
stated action, | will sell at public auction
on the First Monday Of June next, in
Bcnnettsville, S. g., within the usual salo
hours,
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT Of land
situate in BonnottsyiIlc, in snid county
and State, containing ONE and ONE
EIGHTH ACRES, moro or less bounded
North by King street, Inst by Lut or j.
r. Sampson, South by Lot ofC. $. Mo,
Gall and Lot formerly owned by D. II.
Sheriff., and West by Street.
ALSO. all tho Machinery, Tools, Fix
lures. Attachments. Shaiting. 10, OF any
and every kind on snid lot, conveyed
with said Lot to w. y. Rowe by j. II.
Sampson. All to be sold together.
Terms Of Salc-Ono half Cash, balance
on credit Of one year, secured BY bond Of
purchaser and mortgage Of promises, in.
torest from day Of salo on credit part.
b. A. ROGERS, mo.
Benncttsvillc, S. c., May 10, 1887.
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lettings from Red Hill.


as ! have never met with any yer,
s!asn'ng success as %chronicler ol
nelgnDornood Items. ! will ask the gen
eroos public to give a plain fellow ar
u w"iic ne attempts to ehumeratc
some OF The probable impedimcnts.
electricity" run after and crave nj ~. -.
IS ncw and novel. TO write an accen.
table paragraph we "mortals rush where
Angels tear to tread"
Like some others | have never had RI
cular demonstrations oil "naminp
swords" 'iicry crosses ACCOMPANYING
ny Angelic hosts from the upper. nor
b'ue lights, hob-goblins. ghosts and
Enomles rom the ne her world. either
ny night or day, but such occurrences
are well attested IN ancient and modern
history and ny tile voluntary and pre-
meditated testimony OF two Of MARI
horo's worthy sons. such occurrences are
brought to more recent times. have
no solution tor such rs | have not reach
81 that rcin. where | can discuss an
earthquake With equal gusto that | can a
good dinner. would suggest to the
gentleman Of Hebron that he petition the
Legislature 10 uAMc,G an annec 10 the
"AWicahurMl lance" at Columbia Tor
The purpose OF fostering and invcstiga-
ting the love OF the ancient "De.phian
Oracles. Such a school would meet
with popular approval and satisfy for a
time. like the Tillman scheme, the almost
universal unrest and innovation or the
electric age" Another obstacle in the
way is | have never attained II great
no,oriety by fighting in the war. running
for office. buying a Texas pony, throwing
a lasso. going TO Red Springs on an cx.
curSion. I -- in fact | have not ner.
formed one single act that would add TO
the glory OF the "Amcrican Eagle" or
causc the Stars and Stripes" to haunt
themselves more saucily in the breeze,
or in my homer, to make an additional
flop" Now, keeping III mind the above
requirements and conditions which are
SO necessary 10 popularity, your host OF
readers will. ! am sure, lend their SYM
palhy especially when they remember
that yourcorrespondent is only mortal.
1, is said that when the Philippians
made war OH the Egyptians, being sorcly
pressed, they consulted the Oraclcs, who
advised them to make use Of the Hebrew
Moses.
He assumed command; on the march the
army was besct by such a multitude OF
snakes. that the Egyptian hos. was in
was equal 10 the occasion by having
baskets Or cages filled "lbes." These
he turned loose and thereby repealed the
snakes and saved the army.
Now, you Hebronitcs, profit by the
above and leave your stove pipes" and
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Judgment af Foreclosure and sslA
D. d. McCOLL
vs..
IRA W. MCDANIEL, J. F. EVERETT,
SIMON STRAUSS.

N obedience to Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale in above action I will soil at
public auction in Bcnnettsyille, s. c.. on
the First Monday Of June next, within
usual sale hours,
ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT of land
situate in said County containing FORTY,
SEVEN ACRES, moro or less, bounded by
lands of J. A. Mcdaniel, lands OF II. G.
Cottingham, $. Moore, D d. McColl and
others, being same tract conveyed by
Mary Peel to I'm w. MoDaniol by deed
dated 4th day Of December, 1883.
TERMS OF SALE--One,half Of the bid
cash Mt sale, balance on credit OF twelve
months to bear interest from day Of sale,
to be secured by bond Of purchaser and
mortgage Of premises.
B. A. ROGERS, 8. M. q.
May 10th, 1887.
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-. dleEltN and >. a.. McRAE.
HN OBEDIENCE TO JUDGMENT OF
foreclosure and sale made in above &C.
tion | will soil at public auction on tho
FIRST MONDAY or JUNE NEXT, in
Bonnettsvillo, s. c., within tho usual sale
hours,
All That certain traot Of land, situate in
Marlboro County in said State, containing
TWENTY ACRES, moro or less, bounded
ny public road from Bonnottsvillo to
Adamsville, by lands of Thomas Green
lands of G. NJ. Weathorly and Joseph Nc.
Kinnon. Said lot or tract Of land being
samo conveyed by Moses Marshall and
Knight Green to d. j.. Green. Terms Of
sale CASH. fM
3. A.. ROGERS, S. NJ. O.
May 10th, 1887.
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III Na'N'f ~ "fSI A'hhfl "iSi !NtllSi
zen, GrctH IS oyer, Orier 81, lt0.
>esye foraea Will procccd toI, ani2t
'huckle ErrN biigadc' 50 pl5 Tx
festive berry" from his "nativc
wilds."
Lee Traywick is said to have the
finest corn i'll the county-high as a
horses back.
Mrs. j. S. Russ has returned from
visiting relatives near Red Banks, N.
c..
j. y. Coke, Jr., has been visiting
near Kingstrec, S. G..
Rev. Welcome Quick will rrcacl,
Mt Zion first Sunday in June.
Drake Bros, have their large mill
pond, about five hundred acres, sowed
in rice this year. These entcrprising
gentlemen are largely interested with
Hcncgan Bros, i'll the cypress timber
business in Red Hill and Brownsville.
Mr.. Silas Bounds, the veteran
timber man, tired Of waiting for II
freslict, attempted to create one by
damming muddy creek" SO as to
float out a largo quantity of logs on
and adjacent to Vaudeville Lake.
After having his dams twice swept
away the project a abandoned.
The water mill Of Mrs. Betty Nc
1.cod was washed up last Thursday,
26th, damaged SO badly as 10 ncccssi-
tate rebuilding.
The new steamer Of the nccommo.
dation line John Cole, is due ut IIcne.
CAMS Landing every Thursday even
ing, on the up trip.
CORRESPONDENT.
Red Hill. May 2Slh, 1887.
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PERSONAL.

Judge Hudson looked in ut the Court on
Monday.
Rev. D. s. McAlister has boon spending
n few days in North Carolina.
Harris Bristow is home from school on IL
short vacation.
Messrs Carl Dudley md Dudley Jennings
have returned from their Washington trip.
Carl caught tho military fever, and is drill
ling every day with n squad at the Graded
School.
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RELIGIOUS T

Rcv. DR.. Hill. Of Max,on, n. G.. l.n>
promised to preach at tho Red Bluff
Church on the third Sunday in June, a,
The hour for morning service al tho
churches during the summer has been
changed 70 10 30. and The evening service
70 30.
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A Handsome Present.

The handsome new chandeliers which
lighted up the Methodist Church on Sun
day night last, and excited some comment,
were presented to the Church by TINT ill.,
eral hearted gentleman, Mr.. JosErII c..
EyEllEqT, now of Norfolk, Va. 1t is a
gift appreciated, and we know Mr.. Everett
has til" thanks of this congregation.
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SheTim's Sales.
First Monday III lime.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Marlborough.
In The Court Of Common Pleas.

John D. Murchison, Plaintiff,
against
Elizabeth IL. Emanuel, Harry j. Sellers,
and others, Defendants.
Judgment Of Foreclosure.
HD URsUAET to a Judgment of Foreclosure
u and Sale granted in the above entitled
action, will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for CASH, before the Court House
door In Bcnncttsville, on the first Monday
IN June, mkt, during legal salo hours,
ALL that certain piece, parcel or tract Of
land, situate in tho county and State aforc.
said, containing Two Hundred and Fifty
Acres, bounded on the North by estate lands
OF j. y. Douglas; East by lands formerly
owned by r. Q. Beattio, and devised by him
to Charles A. Benttio ; South by Run Of
Naked Creek, and West by lands Of Mrs.
Amelia Dudley; this being the western
portion Of tho tract Of land heretofore
conveyed by W. Q. Bcattie to II. Q. Beattio
and g. A. B~eattio, who divided tho same
between thom by interchange Of deeds
tho part embraced in tho said mortgage
deed being tho part allotted to G A Bcattio,
and by him conveyed to tho said Elizabeth
IT,. Emanuel by deed bearing dato the 22d
day of October, A.. D., 1854.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
i. A. ROGERS, 8. NJ. c.
May sd, 1887.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Marlborough.
II. A. Wilbur. Plaintiff,
against
j.. *. Reynolds, Defendant.

.EtH ~ HOsNSi ..l.
Execution Us. Property
pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
I'D in the above entitled action, and in
my office lodged, l have levied on all
known as "REYNOLDS LANDING"
containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES.
moro or less, md bounded by Hencgan's
Landing. lands Of John D. Hill, River
Road and Pee Dee River, also all that
certain TRACT containing YWO HUN
DRIED ACRES. more or less. and bound.
>cd by lands of Murchison. Ford, Hamil.
ton md Odom and DR.. Afford; tho two
above tracts being levied on rs the prop
crty Of J. K. Reynolds, and will soil
SANG on the FIRST MONDAY in JUNE
NEXT. during legal sale hours at Bon
neltsville. S.. =. 1, satisfy the above and
othehcxccniious in my office. Terms Of
sale Dash. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers.
B. A. ROGERS, s. NJ G.
May 5th, 1887.
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80 As.N Ah ~ Oi UNA ~ - y Oll1 .
To His Honor /. D. Wltherspoon, nr-
sidig Judge:
The Grand Jury submit to yum
Honor the following as their final
port and presentment for the prcscnl
term:
That the duties required Of them
have been attended to and all cas-
submitted to them have heen consid
cred.
The committee appointed to exam.
inc the condition Of the Poor Hou.o
have attended to the duty imposed
upon them and find the houses 81
these unfortunates in fair condition
and the inmates MS comfortable as Ire
nature Of their surroundings renders
practicable.
The committee appointed to exam
inc the books and offices Of the u,
rious county officers and trial justices
will render u full report ut the next
term Of the Court in lieu Of Il par.inl
report at the present term.
1T is a source Of regret to the Crane
jury that the County Commissions.
and Road Ovcrsccrs have failed IL
prevent cncroacl,mcnt on tho PuLlie
Roads. and it is hoped that this mar.
ter will have the prompt attention /,
deserves and save the necessity ol
Steiner actions in our next present
mcnt.
1t is especially complained that tw1
gates one across the Public Road neut
Goodwin's old mill and it is rccoui.
mended that they be removed Al
once.
The county jail has been examined
and found in fair condition.
In conclusion they would thanh
your Honor for the practical and luoio
expositions Of the law in regard to tht
duties of the Grand Jury.
Respectfully submitted,
+. ]. BREEDEN,
Foreman.
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Judgment Of Foreclosure and ssh,
=. i. BREEDEN, and d. D. McCOLL
against
9. a. WEIGH and w. S. LEE.

TN obedience to judgment Of foreclosure
AZ and sale made in above action | will
sell at public sale on the First Mouduy Of
juno next, IN Bepncttsvilic, s. G., With
IN usual sale hours.
Mill THAI CEiI{NlN TRACT ot.
land al.uate IN 4 arlbptd County, sDnepaia9S
ing ONE HUNDRED RNUH IFS, tuoia 81
less, bounded BY lands OF Eli Govinpgton
on North, by higli,water mark Of D.. e..
Covington's land on East, by lands form.
erly, owned by p. S. Thomas and D. II.
Galloway on South and West. being same
tract conveyed BY Robert Covington to
l.. %. Edge, and by her to G. A.. WEIGH
md by WEIGH 70 w. s. Lee.
Terms of sale-One-half Cash, balance
on credit of twelve months, interest from
sale, secured by bond Of purchaser and
mortgage of property.
B. A. ROGERS, 8. NJ. Q.
Bennettaville, $. G., May 10, 1887.
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~ AR REASONS WHY
10y az You SHOULD BUY THE
1LDRGDGB 81 M IESMifSin i.

hhUnUDUh D MACHINE b,
lst because it is the best machine
ScvAr made.
~. Because it is handsome in design.
3D.. because it is the most elegantly
W%naulcnlcI..
4'h. Because it is the most beautifully
'japnluoud.
9TH. Because II has tho best finished
Woodwork.
9th. because it is tho most simple in
construction.
7th Because il has tho best eombina.
Ton OF principles.
S,h. Because il is the hest made and
fitted lnltiline.
9th. Because il is the finest adjusted
machine.
lOl Because il has the best material
RI ~ constitutions"
tlth. Because it has the best means
iOt taEinV up wear.
i2M Nu.aaso rs wearing parts a,o al!
adjustable
3th uu>c its wearing parts are
thoroughly hal,lrur,l.
l4th, because j. is more durable than
otiirr uluchinux.
iAth BE au,c il will TO a wider range
OF work.
lBtit Bcruusr The tension is thorough
ly automatic.
l1th. Becausc il >cws with I'LL kinds of
',hlGad Satis lictorilv.
18th lSccnusc il makes The most per-
lcct STITCH Of any machine.
18TH because il requires the loast
change q, t~cnsiou.
>ntl,, because it has 40 Adjustable au
totDatic lakG>up.
i%iSt ~licc,uSc it has Il hardened round
ucqd'c bar, insuring a uniform bearing.
22d. Heta use the needle bur run, in
adJn @lalio behring's.
30. Because it is self threading.
.24tli. because it has Il loose pulley for
Winding the bobbin.
20th. iiGause you cannot start machine
backwards.
2Gti, because il has IL positive feed,
20 springs
gsth. Because the feed is the easiest 10
reRuinto
H&tb. because i, has scale for regula
Veg The lCnsth OF stitch.
nth Because it has Il feed extending
hp,h SIDES Of the needle.
5Uth Because it will feed uver ca,ls
ai&3 lncyrn places.
3lat because the feed cannot, get out
oi'nulGr.
32A, Becausc the feed is the most du,
iabla que IN use.
}3d Because the feed always stults
,fUW Tie needle.
'ti,. Becau>c il la, The most simpl G
Shuttle.
36lh Because lllc shuttle is SELF
threading
ldth E~rcnuse it will sew light goods
" Aonl eat herring the cloth.
Hilli. cause it has no vibration.
3S!i Heeuuse it has sell-sctting
uocllt. :
nusr itis Tic l%ielto.t ruu,
,iYih Because lbs nc least onmbqt
lceOu>G it ..,hpstlp l@Sst s,oiga.
WA. BeenuSe it has less tmotion FONTS.
i}dt lceulSu il ha The NOS, comDluie
stt Of attachments,
44th. Because il has tile greatest en-.
lsci'y ior ,a,gc Of work.
l5tli, Becpusc it has n lnrgcr space un,
as 'i,c .tn,
"f' muSe it cxcely in hcmmiug
i7th. Because the attachments work
h,ilor WITH the double feed.
l6ti, cause it has tho most p%eriect>
y CONSTRUCTED stand.
tflcau Q bulancc wheel to stand
WIS ~ eai ire points.
5nsi. Because it lends the
S& ua'{si.
Sg4A lN I'D LEAST MONEY By e. s NeGAll,
A,4J I'm, ISS7-6t.
For Sale.
N I " q f1liR m,Aa 81. H. Io1>cuo,4
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Barpains in Summer Goods.

Atttntinn u aslio' g Tie mpoprgoman
q M"saie uRisrow CO They ,urali bus.
''rlt; Nus''a caai VIII ,storisn .you IL tlo
wv of targains. Try il!
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solicitor Newton secured five convic-
tons in ono day at Chesterfield Court.
Ono poor fellow got n year in the peniton-
tiary for stealing a pocket full Of peas.
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MARRIED

Or May 18th. 1887. by Rov. George
NJ Boyd. Mr.. II. i. Mason. Of Florida.
and Miss l4izzle Edcns, Of Marlboro c..
South Carolina.
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L 49, ----" --r--@-- 800 ---- --~---
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Plenty Of rain.
i. Next Monday ia salcsdny
II. The Sheriff and Clerk have property
to sell under orders Uf Court.
Another heavy storm Of wind nnd rain
lust night /; u ginhouse was blown down Oh
Aru Edens' place in Hebron.
!. The Hook and ladder company meets
XXI Tuesday evening at s. 80.
IA delightful family picnic came Off
at C,sllwny Ferry Oh Saturday. Col. Is. A
Rogers md family went down.
-. The report that Ii man wax lyichcd
Lea Boy kin church On the 22d turns out
talkc, We Me me to cccord.
IL. \ lew schedule III the running time
OF The freight trains went into effect Oh
Monday.
J. CHATS and mosquitoes IRE OIL their
rounds.
/. Our correspondence this week, all
give newsy letters.
One Of DR.. Talmago's admirable ser
mons appear in this issue.
"a letter from Clio reached us this
morning, by hand too late for this week,
but in timc for next.
EeS" Fresh Garden Peas ut WADDlL1's.
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LETTERS.

BENNEITsYILL.E Posi- OFFICE.
MARLBORO County. S. c..
June |, 1887.
MALE Lsr.)
No. ] John II Dyson
2 Dnnicl David,
3 ltohcrl Drigecrs,
S a II iInckabcc,
6 J II Kcescr.
s w w Swift,
10 Samuel Williams,
(FEMALE IIsT.)
No. 4 Miss Mary A. Enstcrlins
Z Miss Lnural, Mcneil,
0 Dinah Steven.
When on call for any Of the above
letters, please state that they have been
advertised.
Il. l. CROSLAND, Postmaster.
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CoURT---JUNE TERM.

The June torn Of tho Court o
General Sessions convened on Mon
day, His Honor I. D. Withcrspoo,
presiding. The Grand Jury were
promptly III place, and Solicitor
Newton having ready a number o.
"Bils," His Honor proceeded &c
charge thcm upon each, and en-.
phasizing somewhat upon then
duties in looking after the public
welfare OF the county. The Grand
Jury did valiant service aud con-,
pleted their work early Monday
evening and were discharged tor
this term.
GASES TRIED.
The tirst case tried was TINT Of Jnm.s
Mumford, white, for a mnrdero,,s nssnnlt
upon Capt. Kinney, OF Brownsv;lln ln~,
February. fle was ably defended by On
i\hoX Livingston, but the carcfnilv 81
iected Jury utter IL raticnt hearing fam i
nm guilty Of assault and battery Of !.
high and aggravated nature"
The next was Wm Sanders, pcttv lnr,
ceny. The evidence being TOO thin Ia,
jury readily acquitted him.
The next WIS James Mckinnou, cord.
charged with entering the room Of Messrs
Matheson and Crosland ard stealing some
clothing and JowcIry. Jim was advised (,
and plead guilty to ''grand larceny"
The next case tried was that Of Murply
Thomas, u youth Of 20, charged w,,l,
carrying Il pistol Concealed. lie was ably
defended by Il. |. Rogers, ltsq. tut tn
jury, evidently determined to teach hin,
n good lesson, found him guilty:
Tho next was thnt Of Nike William
for appropriating to his own nsc an axc
belonging to the Railroad. IIo was ably
defended by Mess Townsend & McLaulir,
but the swearing was too strong, and the
jury found him guilty.
The next case called was that Of Alex
Davis, for breach Of trust With fruduloll
intent Case thrown out Of court on
account OF u misnomer in The indictment
- NJ essrs Townsend Il McLuurin for tic
defense.
The next casc was that Of George ELI,
sou, Tor assault and battery with intent /,
XIII. This was Il strong case and Gcora,
was convicted.
The next case was that Of David Hcrn,
don. Tor assault and battery OF an aggra
waited nature and carrying concealed wea
pom lie was nbly defended by Mess,
Townsend Il McLaurin, and after paticnt
hearing the jury returned a verdict Of
Not Guilty"
This was the last case Of importance
and, in consequence of absent witncsscs,
by consent Of counsel Tho inrins ,vnT y,
discharged md the Sessions Court brousht
to a close. On opening Court this Wed,
ncsday morning, the convicts were caci
brought in and sentenced as follows (:
SENTENCES IMPOSED.
james Mumford, o months in Stat,
penitcntiary ut hard labor
Murphy Thomas, $50 fine or 3 monll
~ county lhii.
Nihe NjNiHniS, month ju conNty jail
James Mcl\imlout year ~ p,uitenUl
arN az harl lpiior
George Nlisou, : mputits Ia lc STA
DOntcitEiN III hayii labor:
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FOR SALE,
The EiDRE0aE B" SEWING MACHINE,

K1iU HHBIVHBWH o HHW2IR W1VlkINDI
TT He nhove Sewing machine has the Ten
utation Of being tho hest in tho ,nut.
kct. have sold many different kinds and
an always on tho lookout to give ny Gus.
toners tho benefit "s my information. j
will guarantee and Wa,rant the Eld,cd,s,
"B" Machine to give you cntiro satisfaction
II not you can get your money back.
Sold for nearly half the PRICE of diner
machines. Come and look at 1t.
G. S. MCCALL.
honnettsyille, S. c., May as, 1857.
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DEATHS DoINGs.

Died on Wednesday last, after Il long
Illness, NJ her residence near McColl Sta.
non. Mrs SUE MCCALL, the devoted wife
OF Lock Mccall, in her 7Olh year. She
WINS II member Of Beaver Dam Church.
where sho was buried on Thursday alters
noon-Rev. r. N. Pratt conducting the
funeral services.
Died on Fridny last. utter months Of
suffering, Mrs. ANN WEIGH, consort Of
the late Rev. Richard Welcll Of Hebron,
ngcd II Years. The deceased wnS Inc
only sister Of Peter Il. Smith, E>o., u
pure christian, and Il member of Hebron
church, where she was buried on Sntur>
day-Rev. j.. NJ. Hanner %copiueiipp ,he
services.
Died Cd Sunday, 10Th, after d pro ract
cd illness, Mrs. MARY SMITH, beloved
wife Of John 7. Smith, Esq, Of Hebron
aged 90 years. She was II member OF
Hebron church. Her light shined ever
ready ind willing to DO what sho could to
advance the cause Of her dcnr Rcdcemor.
She was buried ut Hebron cemetery on
Monday. ailcrnoon-Rov George Boyd
conducting the services.
Died on Saturday last at her residence
near Boykin church, after a long and So
we're illness, Mrs. Goodwin Darlington
aged 40 years. She was buried on Sunday
2, thc harrington graveyard--Rcv, j. G.
S,oll conducted the funeral services.
The remains Of Mrs. Mary Stubs. the
devoted wife Of the late Thos. A. Stubs,
and who has been living 10 Sumter. wore
brought. over on Monday and Inferred in
the family buryipg ground 10 Brightsvillc.
The deceased i. sister Of j.. Il Stubs,
ESD, and has many friends md relatives
~ tbs county who mourn her loss.